Instructions for Liquor License Application - Individual - City of Peoria, Illinois

This document was released by City Clerk's Office - City of Peoria, Illinois and contains the most recent official instructions for Liquor License Application - Individual .

FAQ

Q: Who needs a liquor license in the City of Peoria, Illinois?A: Anyone who wishes to sell or serve alcoholic beverages in the City of Peoria, Illinois needs a liquor license.

Q: What documents do I need to submit with my liquor license application?A: You will need to submit a completed application form, proof of identification, certificate of insurance, floor plan, and payment of the appropriate fees.

Q: How much does a liquor license cost in Peoria, Illinois?A: The cost of a liquor license in Peoria, Illinois varies depending on the type of license and the location. You can contact the City Clerk's Office for specific pricing information.

Q: Are there any specific requirements or restrictions for obtaining a liquor license in Peoria, Illinois?A: Yes, there are specific requirements and restrictions for obtaining a liquor license in Peoria, Illinois. These may include minimum age requirements, background checks, zoning regulations, and compliance with local laws and ordinances.

Q: How long does it take to process a liquor license application in Peoria, Illinois?A: The processing time for a liquor license application in Peoria, Illinois may vary depending on the type of license and the completeness of the application. It is best to contact the City Clerk's Office for an estimated processing time.

Q: Can I transfer a liquor license in Peoria, Illinois?A: Yes, liquor licenses in Peoria, Illinois can be transferred. However, there may be certain requirements and fees associated with the transfer. It is recommended to contact the City Clerk's Office for more information.

Q: What are the operating hours for businesses with a liquor license in Peoria, Illinois?A: The operating hours for businesses with a liquor license in Peoria, Illinois are regulated by local laws and ordinances. It is best to check with the City Clerk's Office or refer to the specific license for the allowed operating hours.